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The TM6000 is an advanced, low-cost concrete block making machine engineered to bridge the gap between affordability and heavy-duty performance. Specifically designed for startups and growing enterprises, it offers a robust platform for producing high-quality hollow blocks, solid bricks, and pavers. By integrating world-class components like Siemens PLC and Yuken Hydraulics, the TM6000 ensures industrial-grade reliability at an accessible price point.
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Pallet Size: |
880×680×25mm |
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Vibration Motors |
2 × 9kw inverter-controlled vibration motors |
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Vibration Table |
Dynamic and static vibration table |
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Control System |
German Siemens PLC Control |
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Hydraulic System |
Japanese Yuken Proportional hydraulic valves, 18.5kw motor |
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Feeder Car Design |
Double swing arms driven, Powered by 3kw motor |
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Products Height |
50-200mm, |
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Cycle Time: |
15-20 Seconds |
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Power Consumption: |
40.5 kW |
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Machine Gross Weight |
7.5 Ton |
TM6000 Low-cost Concrete Block Machine with High Performance
The TM6000 is a high-performance, low-cost concrete block machine specifically engineered for beginners and growing businesses looking for stability and efficiency in masonry production.
| TM6000 Machine Parameters | |
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| Pallet Size: 880×680×25 mm | Vibration Motors: 2×9kw (Inverter-controlled) |
| Vibration Table: Dynamic and Static Vibration | Control System: German Siemens PLC Control |
| Hydraulic System: 18.5kw (Japanese Yuken Valves) | Feeder Car: Double Swing Arms (3kw Motor) |
| Products Height: 50-200 mm | Cycle Time: 15-20 Seconds |
| Power Consumption: 40.5 kW | Machine Gross Weight: 7.5 Ton |
Absolutely. The TM6000 is specifically marketed as a Low-cost Concrete Block Machine for Beginners. It combines ease of operation through the Siemens PLC system with the heavy-duty performance of industrial-grade components.
It features two 9kw frequency inverter-controlled permanent magnet motors. This setup provides stronger vibration force and higher energy efficiency compared to standard motors, resulting in denser and stronger concrete blocks.